The Straits Budget, 10 September 1902
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The Straits Budget
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Title Section113 1902-09-10 1 The Straits Budget BEING THE WEEKLY ISSUE OF THE “STRAITS TIMES." Xhe Straits Times is widely read throughout Asia generally. It circulates In Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, in Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. LgTABUSHRD OVKR HALI- A113 words
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The Straits Budget. WEDNESDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER.
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Article149 1902-09-10 1 or; the 2nd September, t of William Kelso of a daughter. ruber, at Woodside, Grange Rowland Allen, Barristercf a -on. >>•*-. on the 7th dc. the wife of Mr. J. ■■P.m kfr, of a caughter. ~od, *x Canton, the wife of vo,v l t URTAU, of a daughter. on149 words
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Article81 1902-09-10 1 if.MR.ML.- At Bangkok, Siam, on the P‘ Alipf.i* A Harris, engineer, to !ia Ikail, daughter of the late P Trail, lloyal Siamese Navy. tl.\kfs You so.— Aug, 7, at St. W tiloueester-road, T. G. MacLaren, V- hugs (mn Sottish Borderers, to It ihrri daughter.of Jasper Yonng, of P Kirknidhrigh|shire,81 words
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Article154 1902-09-10 1 ■7® EHm, P w »iering. fesr^ ■s*** Water Famine. The Assises. N. Y. K. Water ooals and the Drought. Govt Sold. Mr Johnston. A Hint to Government. Fu hting t the Water Hydrants. Warren Football Shield. A New Singapore Firm. Cricket. H. M. 8. Pino fort. Sepoy154 words
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Article645 1902-09-10 1 SINGAPORE, 10TH BbPTBMBKR, 1902. PRODUCE. Gambier buyer? f 14.25 Copra Bali 0*80 do Pontian&k 9.15 Pepper, Black ,,35.75 do White, (8%) 53.00 Sago Flour Sarawak 4.00 do Brunei No. 1 3.75 Pearl Sago 5.00 Coffee, Bali, 15% basis 24.60 Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 30.00 Coffee, Liberian No. 1 19645 words
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Article268 1902-09-10 1 Thi mail for Europe, this week, leaves by the B. I. 8.8. Zamania. The N. D. L. mail for Europe by the Konig Albert closed on Tuesday. The next issue ot the Budget will be despatched by the P. <fc O. 8.8. Parramatta due on the268 words
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Special Telegram to the “ Straits Times.”
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Article28 1902-09-10 1 Signed on Friday. Hongkong A 8opt. A wire from Shanghai states that the commercial treaty between Great Britaia and China was eigned oa Friday night.28 words
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REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.
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Article20 1902-09-10 1 London, 3rd September The King and the Queen have visited Stornoway, where they had an enthusiastic reception.20 words
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Article28 1902-09-10 1 Foreign Vessels, the Chief Sufferers. All the ▼easels wrecked in Algoa Ba> were foreign eave one. The loss of life came to about seventy persons.28 words
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123 1902-09-10 1 Later Steamers from Martinique report that in the latest eruption, tire village ot Mornerouge was overwhelmed in an instant by scalding water and mud. There was not a single suivivor. The village123 words
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Article16 1902-09-10 1 It is officially announced that the Tsaritsa has suffered a miscarriage, but without complications.16 words
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56 1902-09-10 1 London 4th Sept. President Roosevelt and party when driving in a brake near Pittsfield, Massachusetts, collided with an electric car. The President escaped with bruises. Several of the party were injured. A detective accompanying the President was killed. The driver of56 words
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48 1902-09-10 1 LaUr. 8ir James Hullet, an authority on the Booth African native problem, and one of the largest employers of Indians in Natal, has been interviewed in London. He strongly deprecated the introduction of Chinese labour for 8outh African mines.48 words
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24 1902-09-10 1 Mr Budnik, and G*i>na ls hrends lan Hamilton, and Kelly-Kenny have started to attend the German military manoeuvres.24 words
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Article24 1902-09-10 1 Lo don, btk Sept. There was a fresh eruption at Martinique yesterday evening. It is stated that 2,0<»0 persons perished.24 words
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Article83 1902-09-10 1 Large Loans for Public Works. Sir Gordon 8prigg has introduced four new Bills into the Cape Parliament. The first Bill provides for a loan of £2,795,400, for improving the harbours of Table Bay, Port Elizabeth, East London, ana Ossel Bay. The second Bill authorises the con*83 words
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23 1902-09-10 1 London sth September. The report of an eruption from Mount Pelee on the 4th instant, has not been confirmed.23 words
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Article29 1902-09-10 1 Dewet, Botha, and Delarey had a two hours'conference with Mr. Chamberlain at the Colonial Office, this afternoon. Lord Kitchener and Lord Onslow were present.29 words
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Article27 1902-09-10 1 Lord Roberts, with Mr. Brodrick and party, have arrived at Berlin. Throughout the visit, they will be the guests of the Emperor William.27 words
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41 1902-09-10 1 London 6th Sept. The length of the B »er Conference at the Colonial Office was due to the fact that all the generals spoke Dutch, and all they said had to be translated sentence by sentence.41 words
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Article65 1902-09-10 1 The steamer O ego is fitting out at Seattle to take out on the 15>h Nov a party of American manutactuiers with exhibits on a six months cruise to ports in Russia, China, Japan, Philippines, the Btraits Settlements, India, Mauritius, South Africa, Australia, and Hawaii. The65 words
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Article19 1902-09-10 1 The Indemnity Bill has passed the third reading stage in the Cape colony House of Assembly.19 words
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Article56 1902-09-10 1 Botha revisited the Colonial Often and eaw Mr. Chamberlain. It is generally reported that th e generals, yesterday, made various proposals, which were soon abandoned aooording to one version, and they then contented themselves with minor suggestions. According to another version, they departed dissatisfied, and56 words
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Article21 1902-09-10 2 The Japanese warships Asama and Takafago are at Lisbon. The King of Portugal has received their captains.21 words
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Article41 1902-09-10 2 THE SOUFFRIERE” AT WORK. London 7th Sept. Theie uas an eruption from the Souffncre volcano in St. Vincent from p. m. on the 3”d to 11 a. m. on the 4th. It was longer and more violent han the first outburst.41 words
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Article22 1902-09-10 2 The King continues to be in splendid health. H. M. has easily endured long days of deer stalking in Sutherland.22 words
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Article42 1902-09-10 2 London, 7tk Sept. A German warship in the roadstead •f Gonaives has sunk the Haytian gunboat Crete d fHerrot. The gunboat had recently confiscated a cargo of arms and munitions on board the German steamer Cap Haitien.42 words
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Article135 1902-09-10 2 London, 8th Sept. The German vessel in action at Gonaives was the Panther. She gave the gunboat Crete Pierrot five minutes in which to land her crew. The commander of the gunboat asked for fifteen minutes which were given. The moment the crew left, fiames burst135 words
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Article34 1902-09-10 2 British Bluejacket Killed. A boat party from H.M.8. Lapwing had a serious fight with a slave dhow in the Persian Gulf. One bluejacket was killed. Several bluejackets were wounded.34 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement79 1902-09-10 1 t f rH price of the Straits Times l or t The post free price mStraiiaHwigft is $3O a year, or 40-[](;(-p(>i>{in to subscribe for a year Ktifrriptions for shorter periods are Kit?.* proportionate rate of price as H^ a us hutbjet can be sent to meet from Europe If79 words
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Obituary177 1902-09-10 1 deaths^ Singapore,’ on 3rd, Michakl O’Suluvan, ware «i la fJ° nK ,>n k'*r, aged 56. v k «v. *t Yokohama, V R5. Asa A vri, aged 32. i k at Kobe George Hamilton P y earH Born at Nagasaki |V' lh at Berlin, Carl Wilck; V ?fam. atS l** n177 words
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Article572 1902-09-10 2 (,Straits Times 4th September.) The authorities are coping with the water difficulty in a most prompt and efficient manner, and, though there must be a certain amount of inconvenience where such exigencies crop up as the present drought, nevertheless that inconvenience has been materially reduced since Monday. The(,Straits Times, 4th September.) - 572 words
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Article2575 1902-09-10 2 (Straits Times, 8th September.) Jurors are kittle cattle’' in many countries, but rarely are they so chronically unreliable in their ways as to elicit a minute from the AttorneyGeneral on the subject, yet that is what the jurors of these Settlements succeeded in doing some six weeks ago.(Straits Times, 8th September.) - 2,575 words
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Article3008 1902-09-10 2 (Straits Times, 9 th Septe**" (Straits T’mes, mn No fresh development* presented themselves in reg* water famine, but we learn wit that the town managed to pu yesterday in comparative com 0 supply that was less by oea third—over 1,000,000 a ‘1“ cott ne, that of any preceding day.(Straits Times, 9th Septe**"' - 3,008 words
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Article322 1902-09-10 3 It to TTTHiI-1. Ud aotodf re*4i it. (Bmmmi It rot vut to *)mv nooadly, rood thi OoMtfe. ifmmmtfhymm** > What! condemn it as expensive, and as never read by man. Nor by w man, in this colony of ours! You ready mean that no one does it322 words
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Article482 1902-09-10 3 The Judicial Commissioner has been holding court in lapis, with Messrs A. Watson and G. M. Si a Afore as Assessors. There was only one case. Ali, a Malay belonging to Pedab, one of the down-river mukims ot the Lipis district, was charged with having strangled his illegitimate482 words
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Article1002 1902-09-10 4 The third French Republic was proclaimed 32 years ago, to-day. The death rate of Kuala Lumpur in July was 75.24 per thousand, against £9.32 in June. Mr Gek Seng, the head of the wellknown Bangkok firm of Kim Hoa Seng, arrived from Bangkok yesterday. Messrs. Robertson, Palmer,1,002 words
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Article78 1902-09-10 4 The 8.8. Inabz Mam Capt Bainbridge, will sail for Hongkong and Japan at daylight to-morrow, the sth inst., from Borneo Wharf. Than. 3 Sntiu W Capt. Townsend, will sail for London via ports on about the 13th inst. The passengers leaving fr >m Singapore are: —Mr H.78 words
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Article137 1902-09-10 4 After Whom the Pier is Named. The Pinang Gizette refers to an interesting relic of past days now in the possession of Captain J. G. Allan. It consists of an old piece of plate in the shape of a salver which has evidently been replated at various times.137 words
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Article97 1902-09-10 4 The Siam Free Pres* sees no hope for that Btate unless the King sets about sweeping administrative reforms. Risings and disaffection in various parts show how cruelly the Siamese people have been oppressed to drive them into revolt. Over-taxation and official exactions are the rule. That journal admits97 words
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Article819 1902-09-10 4 ARRANGEMENTS TO MEET THE CRISIS. Relief Afforded. Excellent arrangements were made yesterday by the Water Department to afford relief to the people living in the congested districts. Fifty temporary standpipes were put up where they were deemed most necessary. Each of these gave off 3,000 gallons, thus giving819 words
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Article96 1902-09-10 4 At an ordinary general meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Aerated Water Company, Limited, held at the offices of the Company, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday last, a dividend was declared of 8 per cent, on ordinary shares and 10 per cent, on preference shares, absorbing in96 words
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Article124 1902-09-10 4 The trial of Joseph Gauin, the Frenchman, on a charge of the murder of a rikisba coolie at Tanjong Pagar has been fixed for hearing on Tuesday, instead of Monday as announced. The change is made on account of Monday being German mail day. Ten Chwee, who was124 words
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Article137 1902-09-10 4 In describing how matters stand at Raub, the Malay Mail says that, considering the wholsale clearance of both Europeans and Natives, which the Raub Company has made, to reduce expenses, one would expect to find a great depression and lack of business throughout the town. But, the population137 words
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Article483 1902-09-10 4 Harold Begbie - Harold Begbie. [The d#»ath is announced of First-Class Petty Officer Grounds of H. M. 8. Terrible the best shot with a heavy gun in the British Navy. Grounds’ wages were three shillings per day, and for the unparalleled achievement of making 8 shots in one minute483 words
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Article799 1902-09-10 4 By Uuy„ \jnjjoni in Tht R rrv A Budget The typhoon is a vast ving wheel of wind ih si circle in which reienJ b ttb V it* tyre, or outlying H,*. 0ln Htt» -M which a ship W J, hSSV»«o5® contmeto live;the 8 «c I and tyre799 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement136 1902-09-10 4 GOVERNMENT LAND SOLD. Good Prices Realised. The following Government building allotments fronting Robinson Road, were disposed of by auction at Powell and Co’s, saleroom yesterday. The upset price was $5 per square foot. The title to be issued by Government will be a statutory grant subject to a yearly rent136 words
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Correspondence.
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Article399 1902-09-10 5 r it t l6 Editor of the “Straits Times.” sir,-That little paragraph of v Called from Bangkok official announcing the intention of to spend the whole of the :n ‘I derived from their alleged provinces, solely for the benev those provinces, is so very "Vlrously imaginative that I399 words
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Article218 1902-09-10 5 lo the Editor of the 44 Straits Times.” i)K.\K mk,— \V« beg a little space in -our valuable paper in order to rectify vjme statements, about water supplied ’.o shipping, which are incorrect. The monthly average of Municipal water applied by our water boats, is onlv218 words
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Article403 1902-09-10 5 r 1!ie Indo-Chiua ritnam Navigation iny Ckoysanu which is H un ur about the 16th instant n ‘Newcastle is a new boat built by lc hardson and Co. On *‘j JjL!| J,1 *y she went for a trial trip, immediately after sailed for her Q ij P rt403 words
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Article1302 1902-09-10 5 Dengue fever is now prevale.it at Hongkong after thirty years* absence. Major Tuite, 3rd M. L. I., has been granted twelve mont hs’ leave of absence The fifth Penang Assize this year, began on Tuesday with seven cases for trial. The Russian press, says a Berlin telegram,1,302 words
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Article1443 1902-09-10 5 It is curious to note that though the public have for several days been aware of the fact that, owing to the failure o; the rainfall there is a scarcity of water •which amounts to a question of very grave anxiety, yet even the intelligent, and under1,443 words
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Article263 1902-09-10 5 A very pleasant function was field under the auspices of the members of the W. C. T. U. at the Anglo-Chinese school last night. The commodious upper room was tastefully draped with flags, and there was a fair gathering. Mr. J. Polglase took the chair. Mrs. Pease263 words
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Correspondence.
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Article242 1902-09-10 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— Would it not bo well for the street watering department to infuse its methods witn a little more common sense? From the Railway bridge to the Cathedral is the busiest part of Orchard Road, especially in the morning time.242 words
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Article543 1902-09-10 6 To the Editor of the “Straits Times." Sir, —Your leading article of yesterday appears to suggest that the Municipality are failing in their duty to the public by trying to supply steamers with water, thus reducing the supply available for the town If this is actually what543 words
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Article511 1902-09-10 6 na* > Following a»e the entries for the 8. C. C. tennis tournament which closed last night. The tournament commences next Thursday Championship. Messrs. C. W. Darbishire, T. B. Norrie, von Berg, K. P. White, A. H. Withers, H. R. Baker, K. F. Salzmann, E.511 words
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81 1902-09-10 6 A Chinaman was found dead in Government House grounds yesterday afternoon at 2.30 by Ag. Inspr. Connor, just opposite to the Colonial Secretary’s bungalow. The body was warm when cut down. It was a cleat case of suicide and had evidently been premeditated carefully. The81 words
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Article79 1902-09-10 6 Who Can Beat It? The Perak Pioneer has the following:— Sister St. Francis, the premier member of the St. Maur Sisterhood in the Penang Convent, visited Taipinu on Monday. This good lady has now been 43 years out in the East, whicl surely must be79 words
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Article174 1902-09-10 6 The steamer Satsuma Captain Chubb belonging to the Barber Line, arrived a« Aden with a fire in one of the holds. She was on a voyage from Yokohama to Europe, and when the outbreak was discovered the Captain made for th* nearest port. When she174 words
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Article472 1902-09-10 6 The Chief Justice, Sir Lionel Cox, and jury, continued the hearing of Assize cases this morning, Mr. Innes conducting the prosecution for the Attorney-General The case of Abdul Karim and Lim Swee Toh, begun yesterday, was concluded. The charge against them was 41 mischief by fire with intent472 words
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Article355 1902-09-10 6 Fire broke out this morning in the Chinese house and shop, 6, Upper Circular Koad, and considerable damage was done, some gutta having been stored in the building which, of course, greatly assisted the flames in theii work of destruction. The building wat» a two-storied one, and355 words
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Article788 1902-09-10 6 Achcen. FBonBayan, in Acheen Proper, comes news of a heavy export of pepper, this year. About ten thousands bags of that staple article were shipped from there in one week. At Pedada, elose by, the Acheen Mining Company has struck oil to some purpose, after boring to a788 words
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Article864 1902-09-10 6 H. B. the Governor bwettenhara en route M KI Saturday, and was met tt‘ nga P>C Resident-General and otK^ We *>, H The 0 c,il I Selangor on Friday h? 1 v visiting Negri Sembilan W about ten days in that Stj?, nd ‘fc* II Mr.- Dykes, Warden864 words
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891 1902-09-10 7 I Disturbance underthe Sea. H c,n particulars of the volcanic I b: in Torijima or Torishima are L:ip n m m the .Japanese press. I I i’ to the report of the master It ,rd 1 j 0 .mnru, the steamer on her l891 words
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Article212 1902-09-10 7 The rebel Shans in Northern Siam showed no mercy to the Siamese officiate who fell into their hands at Phrae. One official whom they captured vainlj tried to persuade them to spare his life On finding them not to be moved, he remarked that there was nothing212 words
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Article773 1902-09-10 7 The Tronoh Mines Limited have declared an ad-interim dividend of ten per cent. The disbandment of the Hongkong Regiment is due only to the introduction of the new system of military reliefs. Invitations have been issued by H. H the Sultan of Johore for a ball at773 words
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Article934 1902-09-10 7 An interview with Madame Freid. It has been an open secret for some time that the role of Josephine in the forthcoming representation of 44 Pinafore at the Town Hall will be filled by Madame Agnes Freid, a lady whose well-trained soprano voice and other934 words
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Article184 1902-09-10 7 Elsfwhere in to-day’s issue will he found an announcement of the establishment of a new firm in Singapore— Messrs. H. L. Coghlan and Co, auctioneers, estate agents and valuer®, commission and insurance agent®, manufacturers’ representatives, etc. It is necessary to sav no more than that the184 words
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Article143 1902-09-10 7 Preventing the Waste of Water The erection of additional standpipes inthe streetshas led to an increasein the number of cases where water i<* wasted, the coolies, etc whoareeneaeed in fetching the water from the hydrants not appearing to grasp the fact of the presence of143 words
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Article120 1902-09-10 7 The following Perak appointments have been gazetted Mr. F. W Douglas, Assistant District Magistrate, Tanjong Malim, to act as District Magistrate, Batang Badang. Mr. P. A F. David, Assistant District Magistrate and Treasurer, Kuala Kangsar, to act as Assistant Secretary to Resident. H H. Raja Chulau, Assistant120 words
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Article1108 1902-09-10 7 GOOD RESULTS OF THE NEW ARRANGEMENTS. Water from Johore for the T. P. D. A good deal has been, and will yet be, written about the great scare the falling-off of the water supply has given the good people of this city. It is thought by those1,108 words
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Article707 1902-09-10 8 50th Co. R. A. Beat Tanjong Pagar Easily by 5 Goals to Nil. The 50th Co. R. G. A. and Tanjong Pagar met last night on the Recreation Club ground, to contest the final for the Warren Challenge Shield, before a large crowd of spectators. It was707 words
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Correspondence.
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Article722 1902-09-10 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” ISir,—I am thoroughly iu agreement with Steamer Agent in his letter ot yesterday when he states that everything possible should he done to attract shipping to the port of Singapore, but I cannot permit him, without a word of722 words
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Article5009 1902-09-10 8 Some unique Photographs of these Cannibals at Home. Though the South-Eastern corner of the island of new Guinea has basked in the sunshine of British administration since 1884, we of the present generation know little more about its ways and its people to-day than we did when5,009 words
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Article942 1902-09-10 9 Friday, 5th September. PKE8ENT. Hie FxetLLBNr'Y 8lR FRANK ATHBLSTANB SWETTEMHAM K.C.M.Q. (GOVERNOR). Hon. W. 1'. ay lor, cm.g., (tolonisl B^crfll&ry) Hon. W. R. Collyer (Attorney-General). Hon W Kgerton, c.m o (Acting Colonial Treasurer). Hon. E H. Hill (Auditor-General). Hon. F. e. B. Gaffney (Acting Colonial Engineer). Hon J.942 words
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Article1285 1902-09-10 9 Mb. J. A. Delay at rived from home by yesterday’s mail. The Negri Sembilan Civil 8ervice Lin, printed at the Selangor Government Printing Office, is to hand. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell leave Marseilles for Singapore by the M. M. Annum, sailing on the 2lst inst. The Kuala1,285 words
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Article80 1902-09-10 10 The usual monthly competition for the silver medal of the Sepoy Lines Qolf Club took place there on Saturday, 31 st August. The detailed result was as follows A* C. M. Weaver. 45+48- 93—16= 76 Cel. Oakes.. 49+49** 9*— l2 86 A. W O’Sullivan.. 47+48 9680 words
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Article384 1902-09-10 10 WARRANT OUT FOR MESSRS. PERTILES’ ASSISTANT. Alleged to have forged cheques for $9000. Three weeks ago we reported the mysterious disappearance of a young Italian named Alfredo de Luccbi, who came out as an assistant to Messrs. Pertile and Co., on July 31st, and vanished from384 words
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Article109 1902-09-10 10 Thk special attention of competitors is called to the alteration in the time for starting play:—Players, with their umpires, must bo at the Courts for the final tie of the Champiunship, and the Championship tie not later than 4.45 p.m. by the Court Clock and for all109 words
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Article263 1902-09-10 10 A scale of fees for the demarcation and subdivision of lots throughout the Colony, save the bindings, is published. The Singapore Hindoo Indian Club is exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. Mr. F. G Penney, the Treasurer, has taken leave for three months and fourteen days from263 words
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165 1902-09-10 10 SEA BELLE SAILS AT SHORT NOTICE. At six o’clock on Saturday evening, H.E. the Governor left in the Colonial steamer Sea Belle for the east coast of the Peninsula The Sea Belle left at short notice, under sealed orders. We understand the Governor has gone165 words
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Article618 1902-09-10 10 The trial of Jooepu Oouin on the charge of murder of a rikisha coolie at I'anjong Pagar is set down for hearing to-morrow. A special jury will be empannelled. The last but one of the cases to be decided at the Assizes was before the Chief Justice, Sir618 words
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Article1267 1902-09-10 10 OUTLOOK NOT ENCOURAQING. Private Supplies must all be cut off. Does the Reservoir leak? The reports regarding the results of the efforts of the water officials since Saturday are not quite as cheering as were those of Saturday. It has to be remembered that the water trouble1,267 words
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Article76 1902-09-10 10 The Pahang Corporation reports tar crushing in July of 2,000 ounces of at Sungei Lembine for a yields 45 tons of tin oxide, with forty heads )f stamps running for thirty days anc with working expenses set at S24,aUU. The Pahang Kabang Compact crushed that month, SOO tons76 words
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Article88 1902-09-10 10 The following passengers arrived per Valetta on 7th September. Fro# Colombo, Major H. Cardew, Mr. ufl Mrs. Ho<>d, Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. Fro® London, Mr. J. Laing, Mr. H.O Mr. G. W. Gray, Mr. Satow, Mr. Dy From Marseilles, Mr. Mackintosh, J. A. Delay, Hon. E.88 words
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Article78 1902-09-10 10 \Y t e understand that the boo the amateur performances ot n Pinafore, which commence on 1' next, isgoin«on apace, and houses are assured. It is Hti w also to learn that it is t^t provide a refreshment bullet lown Hall, where gentlemen able to obtain for their78 words
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Article70 1902-09-10 10 The tournament match, Civil Service and Law, (’jub on Saturday afternoon. finished their innings for** stumps were drawn. W l mainstay of the team, ne y 1 total coming from nis fl# caught out for a r b r other scorers were J. O- d oi*® 11 Chilvers 19,70 words
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Article974 1902-09-10 11 1 6th August. I a me poet of The Globe has the lines to his credit ftoo^ y e I -,r-t mouth we seen I iperature was more than mean, I r- g-> 10W. i- n vave U6 *now t aaJ then again I W't h974 words
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Article1234 1902-09-10 11 Home. At a meeting of the English Church Union, Canon Jackson read a paper on the Deceased Wife’s Sister Bill and at its conclusion the following resolution was adopted This meeting calls upon all members and associates of the l nion to resist, by every means in their1,234 words
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Article870 1902-09-10 11 A bullock-cart driver was arrested yesterday. He was driving along the wrong side of the road and assaulted a native constable who ordered him to his proper side. The North Borneo Coronation contingent is returning in the HamburgAmerica liner Hamburg dne here on the 26r.h inst. They870 words
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Article99 1902-09-10 11 39 Chitties put on Quarantine Island to-day. One case of plague was discovered yesterday in the Market Street district, a Chitty being the sufferer. Arrangements were at once made for preventing the spread of the disease, and with a commendable rapidity the house was closed99 words
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Article225 1902-09-10 11 The following pa*Hengers arrived laxt night by the Imperial German mail nteamer Koenig Albert from the north. From Yokohama: Captain Deaeon, Dr. Otto Streel. From Shanghai Dr RaoHchke, Mr. BlaHky, Mr. von Dengler, Dr. Roeasel. From Hongkong Mr. G. W. Robinnou, Mr. J. M. Beatty. The225 words
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Correspondence.
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Article581 1902-09-10 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times." 1. How is it that the public latrines in the streets of the town throughout are not kept sweet and wholesome to the neighbourhood As they are at present they are a nuisance, and the means of disseminating germs,581 words
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Article227 1902-09-10 11 To the Editor of the Straits Times.” Sir,— In your news columns on Saturday you mentioned, in reply to a letter I wrote the preceding day, that the delay in watering Orchard Hoad was due to the fact that the tide was out on the morning referred227 words
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Article151 1902-09-10 12 H. E. TAKIN<J UP SOME BRITISH FLAOS. Rumours o! Establishing a Protectorate. By this time it seem6 to be generally understood that the voyage to Kelantan and Tringganu which H. E. the Governor has undertaken, has a more important object than casually meets the eye. The151 words
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Article83 1902-09-10 12 From a Bangkok paper we take the following figures, taken from the recent report of Mr Rivett-Carnac, Comptroller General of the Finances of Siam Year. Revenue. Expenditure. (892-3 Tcs. 15,378,144...Tc5. 14,918,977 1893-4 17,389,672... 18,174 504 1894 5 17,334.469... 12,48? '65 1895-6 18,074,690... 12 686.697 1896 7 20,644.500.. 18.482.71583 words
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Article179 1902-09-10 12 The results of me Assize cases already decided are as follows: Prisoners discharged —Teo Chwi who *as charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt: —Kampaya who was charged with abetment of abduction and was defended by Mr. Lowell. Lim Swee Toh who was charged with the committal of mischief179 words
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Article337 1902-09-10 12 Half-Yearly Report. The half-yearly ordinary meeting of the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company will he held at the town office, Collyer Quay, od Wednesday, 17th inst., at noon. The directors’ report for the half year ended June 30th last notes that: The net amount for the half-year337 words
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Article1061 1902-09-10 12 A B1Q ECONOMY IN THE SUPPLY. Pumping engine wanted to supply water for the roads. The water department is now finding out how to regulate supplies in cases of emergency like the present, and it is dawning on the public generally that they can at a pinch1,061 words
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Article1692 1902-09-10 12 A Tale of Misgovernment Mr. P. N. Graydon, a resident ol British North Borneo, who recently passed through Singapore on leaving that State for good, was interviewed a Colombo by a representative of th» Times of Ceylon. Mr. (iraydon, has been a resident in British North Borneo1,692 words
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Article744 1902-09-10 12 The handicaps f*»r the Tournament, which begins on Thursii; nut, were posted up at the Crick Club Pavilion yesterday afternoon, athehandicappers are generally cocHoer ed to have used excellent judnuect: their task. The entries for this year* tournament constitute a reerrd fortu Club. Class C in the744 words
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143 1902-09-10 13 r F. <fc o. s. e. A rcndla from London Lambeth, Mr and Mrs. u e88r6 C. Anderson, Macdonald Melville, e L- 8- h. Prturaen from Bremen due 13th 8ept.-Mr. and Mrs. W Miss A Ppelkamp and others. 8> 8 from Marseilles -8 *4, due143 words
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Article180 1902-09-10 13 Uti 0 Q* g r If 1 8 heading the following abbre* U r Qse d —®tr.—steamer sh.— sch.—schooner; Yet—u^ raiBer ®bt—<Qunboat; Tor i:*; U u' ,'P “Horse-power; Brit.—Bri,lted States; Fch.—French rMknJ a f Hut.— Dutch; Job.—Johore L'Unort 4 rR0; d P- deck passenger Sur pn ’J-180 words
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Article1180 1902-09-10 13 Arrivals since Noon o! Yesterday. Baikal. Fch. str. 718 tons, Capt McLellan 9th Sept. From Honcohe. 3rd dept. Balt. A. Clouet. Unknown U—Rds. Bord r Knight Brit. str. 2,393 tons, Capt 'platt, 7th hept. From New York, )8tb July Gc Paterson Simons A Co. For Manila, 10th—W.1,180 words
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Article657 1902-09-10 13 Name, port, probable date of arrival, and name of agentn. Steamers. A. A near, Hongkong, 8ept 12; 8. A Moses. Achilles, Liverpool, Sept 16; Mansfield, 'fton, Hongkong end Sept;G’filian Wood. Agamemnon L’pool. Sept 30; Mansfield. Alboin, lanifkok. Sept 20; Borneo Coy. Am. Jaui 'guiberry, M’seilles, 8ept 12; M.C657 words
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Article1056 1902-09-10 14 m m mum 1 ',■> r j 1 r -'iwm i Nam iu»n 0*«-iAi> From Sailkd. Cohsighxw. a_ I Au 3 Banka Rrit at*. 127 Backhouse Natnnas Is. Sept 2Teo Hoe Lye S tustralind n str 1019 Richardson Fremantle Aug 13 Boustead and Co. 3 Sappho st». 829 Turner1,056 words
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Article590 1902-09-10 14 Date Vessel’s Nam*. Flag A Kia. Tons. Destination. B.pi 3 Fultala Brit atr. 2692 I'-mang, Rangoon and Calcottx 8 Moneoort Hr. 1*35 iinatorafa via* Colombo 8 I i a 4 Ger Hr. 8248 Bremernsveo tIo port* 4 < higwell Brit str. 1192 Penang 4 Real*teat Schiff Dai Hr. 68590 words
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Article138 1902-09-10 14 PASSED SUNDA SlKAUs OK AKKJVED FOR ORDERS. Flag A\ Date of j Drtin- Re Date. Kig. Ship’s Name. Captain. Sailing. From where ation. mab> Aug 21 Am sb. A O. Ropes River* May 19«'ardiff Nagasaki 22 Brit Sb. Umta Watkey Aug i 9 Singapore Wellington 22 Am hq Asir.l138 words
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